Does it fit the way I keep my diary today?

Every request waits on your dashboard, and goes to WhatsApp or Slack if you set an alert there. Keep Google Calendar and Cantya books into it; keep a paper diary and you copy across what you want.

I write my jobs in a notebook, not on a computer. Is that a problem to start?

No. We start from a blank page: your hours, the area you cover and the kind of work you take on. A handful of questions, about ten minutes.

Building trades

On site, the first to answer wins the job.

Cantya answers while your hands are full, notes the address and the nature of the work, and sends you the recap so you can call straight back.

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No commitment, hosted in the EU. Up and running in about ten minutes.

22 h 14 Hors horaires

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« J’ai une fuite sous l’évier, ça coule beaucoup. »

« Coupez d’abord l’arrivée d’eau sous l’évier. Je note l’adresse, vous êtes rappelé en priorité demain matin. »

« C’est coupé. 12 rue des Lilas. »

Urgence signalée

Consigne donnée sur-le-champCouper l’arrivée d’eau sous l’évier.
Rappel programmé à 7 h 3012 rue des Lilas, fuite sous évier.

Vous dormez. Le chantier est à vous quand même, parce que quelqu’un a décroché à 22 h 14.

When it rings out

Three moments you know by heart

Up a ladder

Your phone buzzes while you are fitting guttering four metres off the ground. Climbing down to answer is neither safe nor sensible.

The Sunday leak

A leak starts on a Sunday morning. The caller rings three tradespeople in a row, and the first to answer gets the job.

The quote that goes to a competitor

Someone is comparing tradespeople for a new bathroom. Whoever calls back first with a date in the diary usually wins the work.

Listen

Hear Cantya before you decide

A real call, start to finish. Turn the sound up and judge the tone.

Already set up

What Cantya already knows about your trade

This block is not a written promise: it is the configuration shipped with your trade, the one you find when your account opens. All of it can be changed.

Greeting as shipped

« [votre nom] plumbing, hello. How can I help you? »

Your business name takes the place of the bracket, and you rewrite the whole sentence if it does not sound like you.

Appointment types prepared

Call-out
Emergency call-out

Questions already known

Do you handle emergencies?: Yes, for a leak or water damage we prioritise the call-out.
Do you charge a call-out fee?: The call-out and diagnostic fees are explained when you book the appointment.

Your tools

Connected to what you already use

Cantya books appointments in Google Calendar and alerts you where you already are. The rest waits on your dashboard.

Google AgendaWhatsAppSMSREST API

No detours

Three objections, met head on

« Someone calling about a job has no patience for software. »

Cantya sticks to what matters: what has gone wrong, where, and whether it can wait. No stock phrases, and none of the padding people hang up on.

« What about a real emergency, water coming through a ceiling? »

It recognises the urgency, reminds the caller to shut the water off at the meter, and puts the address at the top of your list so you can get there.

« I want the call myself at night, for a genuine emergency. »

By day, Cantya filters and records. At night, if you are on call, you set a direct transfer to your mobile for real emergencies, and you drop it when your shift ends.

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